Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-21
Townsend and his family spent this even.
ing trying to get the remains across to the
American side


CHICAGO, November 20th.-The season is
almost over for California grapes. There
are o0ds and ends Of old stock in the mar
ket for which there is no regular demand,
and holders have to take whatever thew
can ger. Very little fruit is expected to ar
rive next week. The prices for grapes were
as follows: Muscats, s3 to So 80: Tokavs,
$A to "a 5O; Emperors and colichon, 81 so
to " 20. Pears are duh, and the stock is
being gradually closed out. Sales are
mainly at 81 % to 50 75 per box for winter
pears, occasional sales OF very nice stock
being perhaps made for shade more. The
market in ounces is dull and slow, and
sales are at about 81 per box for about the
last in the market.
Senator Mitchell's Views.
lCopyI9, 1857, by tie California Associasea Press.
WASHINGTON, November 20th.-[Special. I
Senator Mitchell, of Oregon, says the
Pacific slope was never more prosperous
than 1t now IS, and adds that immigration
Is constantly flowing in to all the far West
ern States, except perhaps Nevada. He
thinks Washington Territory will certainly
be admitted as a State during the first ses-
sion of the Fiftieth Congress-soon enough
to have her electoral vote counted for Pres
ident in 1888, and that VOTE he declares.
will be cast for the Republican nominee"
and he thinks the same of Dakota.
California Society People.
fCopgrgt, 1887, by n.e Cab oraia Associatea Press
WASHINGTON, November 2Oth.-TSpecial. I
Senator and Mrs. Stewart will soon ar
rive from California and will spend the
winter with their daughter, Mrs. Hooker
Mrs. Hooker's two sons have been placed
at Georgetown College.
Mrs: Fox will also spend the winter with
Mrs. Hooker
The wife and daughter of Judge Selden
5. Wright, of San Francisco are located
here for the winter. They have many
friends here in social and musical circles.
Liquor In Politics.
New YORK, November 20th.-The New
York State Anti-Saloen Republican League
has issued an address to the Republicans of
the State, calling upon all who are inter
ested In the movement to place the party
IN the State on platform of open opposi-
ton to saloons to meet with the league in
conference at Syracuse, December 18th and
10th. The call declares that the late elec-
ton demonstrated that the liquor interest
rallied its entire force against the Republi-
can candidates, and that the Republican
party therefore has nothing to lose by tax
ing an open stand against liquor and
.SSSA ~ ~ Aiefo W gam, cNlueDC6u LII
the results achieved by the Republicans in
Pennsylvania.
Strange Phenomenon.
CINCINNATI, November 20th.-Specials to
the Commercial Gazette from Manchester.
lebanon, Washington Courthouse and
Hamilton, all Ohio towns, say that about
noon yesterday smoky darkness covered
the sky and produced a darkness greater
than that produced by any total eclipse of the
sun ever remembered. Lights were lit and
used for nearly an hour.
Election Frauds in Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, November Goth. = Local
political circles are very much excited over
the certainty that the county Grand Jury
has indicted dozen or more local politi-
clans for frauds committed in the late CITY
elections. The offenses include perjury in
making false affidavits, bribery of electors,
swearing in OF illegal votes and voting lille
gally. ...,.'...,- - -
Sunk by Collision. ...
New YORK. November 2Oth.-The
steamer Guyandotte of the Old Dominion
line has arrived here badly damaged, hav-
ing been in collision in fog with an un-
known schooner, which i'm mediately after
ward disappeared. Nothing is known of
her fate or that of her crew.
Another Anarchist Under Arrest.
New YORK, November 2Oth.- Ernest
Kuhne, the Anarchist, who was arrested
last night for assaulting a reporter at a
meeting, was put under 81 600 bonds for
good behavior to-day. This means that he
will be locked up on the Island for six
months unless he gives security.
Forest Fires in Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE (Ky.). November 20th.-Re-
ports from towns in the southern and west
ern portions of Kentucky state that. owing
to the protracted drought, forest fires are
causing great destruction in that region.
The Sawdust Fever Breaks Out.
PHILADELPHIA, November 20th.-The in
ternational six days go-as-you- please race
started shortly after midnight at the Rink,
Twenty-third and Chestnut streets. There
are thirteen contestants, including some of
the best known pedestrians in this country
and England
Fire in a Coal Mine.
CALUMET (Mich.), November 20th.-No. 1
Hecla shaft OF the Calumet and Hecla mine
is on fire, and the prospects are worse than
at the other fire. Strenuous efforts are being
made to extinguish the flames.
Funeral of an Irish Patriot
New YORK, November 20th.-The funeral
of John Breslin, the Irish patriot, took
place this afternoon. The remains were
viewed by large crowds for hours.